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Andrea Romance
A duke falls in love with the matchmaker he hired to find him a wife. I loved the grumpy/sunshine story. Matthew was so funny with his haughty, aloof air—acting as if he could acquire a wife the same way he acquired a waistcoat. Joanna put him in his place, showing a spirit he rarely encountered. These two are a perfect match! Thanks, NetGalley, for the ARC I received. This is my honest and voluntary review.
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Eileen Aberman-Wells
The Duke's Rules of Engagement by Jennifer Haymore, set in 1817 London, is a lovely historical romance with great messages and a wonderful love story. Jo and Matthew have a wonderful love story filled with great banter and chemistry. Joanna Porter, a matchmaker, believes in love, despite not finding it for herself. She works hard to provide for her family, often placing the needs of others ahead of her own. Matthew Leighton, the Duke of Crestmont, similarly regularly thinks of others and not him
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Moon Fox
I thought this was a very fun read. The story was cute and the characters likable. Joanna and Mathew generated some solid sparks and steam, and I liked them a lot as a couple and as individuals. Clever banter and humor are sprinkled throughout and altogether it all creates a delightful read that I truly enjoyed. I am electing to post a candid review.